Pronunciation: /ˈbuːməˌreɪndʒər/
noun a person who returns to live in their home country after living abroad for a period of time
A1 My friend is a boomeranger because he always comes back to visit his hometown.
A2 The boomeranger threw the boomerang and watched it return to him.
B1 As a boomeranger, she moved away for a few years but eventually returned to her roots.
B2 The boomeranger's skill at throwing and catching boomerangs is impressive.
C1 The boomeranger traveled the world but still felt a strong connection to their home country.
C2 The boomeranger's ability to adapt to new environments while maintaining their identity is admirable.
formal The boomeranger returned to the company after a brief period of working elsewhere.
informal My friend is a boomeranger - he keeps coming back to this job no matter where else he goes.
slang I heard that guy is a total boomeranger, always bouncing back to his old job.
figurative She's a boomeranger when it comes to relationships, always going back to her exes.
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